Reviving Nature’s Bounty: A Call to Preserve Uttarakhand’s Ecosystem
Uttarakhand, once known as Aryanya Pradesh (the land of forests), is a treasure trove of natural resources. Its landscapes, adorned..
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The Climate Reality Project, a nonprofit climate organisation founded by former US Vice President Al Gore, is about to make..
What’s smokier? Coal or Internet? What’s greener? Card or Cash?
Replacing all virgin plastic in its payment card products by 2030! Why? How easily? Naresh Rao, Vice President Financial Services..
Disney’s The Lion King: A Call for Biological Realism
The new Lion King movie is 'photo-realistic' and almost seems real. Now, if only the lions in the movie behaved a bit more realistically. Or is that too much to expect?
Beyond Shareholder Primacy – An Academician’s Take on Sustainability
In Beyond Shareholder Primacy, Prof. Stuart L. Hart explores capitalism’s evolution, urging a shift to sustainable, stakeholder-focused practices. Santhosh Jayaram calls it a hopeful guide blending history, philosophy, and action to rethink business and purpose.
Data Centres: The Sleeping Beauty Problem
Temperatures, heavy workloads, and pressure for business uptime on one hand- while dealing with underutilisation and capacity issues on the..
Smart cities. Sustainable cities. Driving in the same lane.
Here's why sustainability is a core part of any smart city- and vice versa.
The imperfect environmentalist mind-set
"Infrastructure is responsible for 79% of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, consumes 60% of the world’s materials, and represents 88% of all adaptation costs. Therefore, the sector is essential to achieving the Paris Agreement and the SDGs," states Rodrigo Fernandes, Bentley Systems
India’s Baby Shark Tank: No Blues Here
Undisturbed, unperturbed and unstoppable – there are many young entrepreneurs who are choosing the boring side of the start-up Disneyland...
Metaverse- How worse for the Environment?
The tunnel gets immersive and surreal – but will it open in a different Narnia land? It’s a simple question...
FCA Amendments: Missing the wood for the trees
The current amendments to the Forest (Conservation) Act 2006 can be quite counter productive to the conservation of natural spaces in India
World Water Day: Inspiration for a Better Future
According to the UN, one in four people lack safe drinking water. To know more about world water day, read more:
Net Positive – It does net a positive frame of mind
Net Positive, the book authored by Paul Polman and Andrew Winston has been touted as A Financial Times Best Business Book of the Year. Santhosh Jayaram reviews the book to see if it stands up to its billing and is there a net-positive gain from reading it?
Fast Fashion- Slow Torture?
Is the youth really reckless when it comes to how fashion affects the world beyond them? Do they run after..
Hi Big Ears! Hello Elephants!
Sounds can be clever breadcrumbs to follow when the Hansel and Gretel here are elephants in a thick forest somewhere..
The EIB Huddle on Green Finance: From Red Swan to Green Swan
A lot of new colours are emerging in the realm of Climate Change – as we understand with EIB experts..
We want to bring Bharat to the world- with Handlooms
Sweta Patra, Founder, Ethnics Land shares how her venture is weaving in scalability and growth with authenticity and artisan-rights in..
The Great Barrier Reef – Now easily visible to Citizen Scientists
Thanks to a new deep learning model, volunteers can review 13,000 images in just over a week Consider what happens..
Building Passports- The door to a greener world?
Decarbonising older buildings, local housing materials, modular buildings, SMETs 1 metering, and incidents like Grenfell – while we are moving..
OUTLAST: A must-read for ESG in India
Outlast, the book authored by Mukund Rajan & Col. Rajeev Kumar is touted as the first Indian book written on the topic of ESG. Santhosh Jayaram reviews the book to see if it can really aid businesses to build resilience and outlast the competition.
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